# Fitton

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**Fitton** is a surname of English origin. Notable people with the surname include:

- [Alexander Fitton](/source/Alexander_Fitton) (Baron Fitton of Gawsworth) (c.1630–1698), Irish barrister and judge
- [Andrew Fitton](/source/Andrew_Fitton) (active from 2007), British businessman and football club owner
- [Arthur Fitton](/source/Arthur_Fitton) (1902–84), English footballer and cricketer
- [Benjamin Fitton](/source/Benjamin_Fitton) (active from 2006), British singer songwriter
- [Darrell Fitton](/source/Darrell_Fitton) (active from 1994), English electronic musician
- [Darryl Fitton](/source/Darryl_Fitton) (born 1962), English professional darts player
- [Dexter Fitton](/source/Dexter_Fitton) (born 1965), English cricketer
- [Doris Fitton](/source/Doris_Fitton) (1897–1985), Australian actress and theatrical director
- [Edward Fitton the elder](/source/Edward_Fitton_the_elder) (1527–79), Irish provincial governor
- [Edward Fitton, the younger](/source/Edward_Fitton,_the_younger) (c.1548–1606), English Member of Parliament and administrator in Ireland
- [Fitton baronets](/source/Fitton_baronets), a title in the Baronetage of England 1617–43

- - Sir Edward Fitton, 1st Baronet (1572–1619) - Sir Edward Fitton, 2nd Baronet (1603–43)

- [Fred Fitton](/source/Fred_Fitton) (1905–1965), English footballer
- [Hedley Fitton](/source/Hedley_Fitton) (1859–1929), British engraver and printmaker
- [James Fitton (priest)](/source/James_Fitton_(priest)) (1805–81), American Catholic missionary
- [James Fitton (artist)](/source/James_Fitton_(artist)) (1899–1982), English painter
- [Laura Fitton](/source/Laura_Fitton) (active from 2010), American businesswoman
- [Lesley Fitton](/source/Lesley_Fitton), British archaeologist and Keeper of the Department of Greece and Rome, the [British Museum](/source/British_Museum)
- [Margaret Fitton](/source/Margaret_Fitton) (1902–1988), British artist
- [Mary Fitton](/source/Mary_Fitton) (1578–1647), English gentlewoman, maid of honour to Queen Elizabeth I
- [Michael Fitton](/source/Michael_Fitton) (1766–1852), British naval officer
- [Robin Fitton](/source/Robin_Fitton) (1928–70), former Grand Prix motorcycle road racer
- [Sarah Mary Fitton](/source/Sarah_Mary_Fitton) (1796–1874), Irish writer who had an interest in botany
- [Tom Fitton](/source/Tom_Fitton) (active from 1998), American activist, president of Judicial Watch
- [William Henry Fitton](/source/William_Henry_Fitton) (1780–1861), Irish physician and amateur geologist

People with the personal name **Fitton** include:

- [Fitton Gerard, 3rd Earl of Macclesfield](/source/Fitton_Gerard,_3rd_Earl_of_Macclesfield) (1663–1702), British peer

## See also

- [Field v Fitton](/source/Field_v_Fitton), a New Zealand lawsuit of 1988 regarding privity of contract
- Fitton, a fictional airport in the BBC radio series [Cabin Pressure](/source/Cabin_Pressure_(radio_series))
- [Fitton End](/source/Fitton_End), a hamlet in the vicinity of Gorefield, Cambridgeshire, England
- [Fitton Field](/source/Fitton_Field), a sports stadium in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
- [Fitton Hill](/source/Fitton_Hill), a large housing estate in Oldham in Greater Manchester, England
- [Fitton Rock](/source/Fitton_Rock), a sea-rock near Adelaide Island in Antarctica

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